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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-07-08
A Writ Issued Against a Baby.

United ireland, Dublin, publishes an extra
ordinary story. 1t states that John Ryan,
for the past twelve months a prisoner
in Clonmel Gaol, was expected out Of
gaol on Saturday. His wife went to Clon-
mel to accompany him home, as she
thought. Instead of meeting her husband
she was seized by the sub-sheriff and police
and put into gaol herself, on new writ of
habeas corpus. Similar &rits have been
served. on the nine young children of this
habeas corpus served on him for contempt Of
court. The crime of this family was to take
shelter in barn on the farm from which
they were evicted more than year ago.
The Nationalist are supporting the children.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-07-08


charms and popularity They are built
upon a flat table of sand that a
few years ago was covered with scrub
pine and jungle. Two sets of capt.
talists, all Methodists, bought large
tract of this well-nigh worthless land
about a dozen or fifteen years ago,
1t being divided by creek and pond
On the one side company, headed by
Presiding Elder Stokes, established a
camp-meeting resort, with tabernacle in
the centre and tents and sites for
tents all around it. This was what has
become Ocean Grove. On the other, or
northerly side, New York brushmaker
named Bradley cleared his tract, divided
it into plats tor cottages and tents, and
projected great temperance resort.
That has now become Asbury Park-the
bigger, more substantial and. more pros
porous of the two Lots were sold for
SO little in each place that the people of
that class that cannot afford hotel life at
the seaside and had not enough money to
buy cottage sites in old-established re-
sorts rushed into these twin experiments,
and, at slight expense to themselves,
made the original holders rich The two
summer cities now form great watering
places, and very interesting and beneficial
as well as lively places they are. They
nave an all the-year-round population
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-07-08
THE BLANKET FISH.

A Saloon Keeper Enveloped by One of
Them While Bathing.
A few evenings since Mr.. Jefferson. who
keeps the saloon at Glenbrook, was out
bathing in the lake, when something sud
denly wrapped about him like wet blanket.
He was close to shore and got there pretty
lively. When he climbed up the wharf the
blanket, as it appeared to be, was all wrapped
about him in queer way. He rushed into
the rear of the saloon where there was a
light and was Mortified to discover that the
thing which was wrapped around him was
alive. 1t held on with terrible suction.
and required several men to get it off. A
scientist who was stopping at the hotel pro-
nounced it an etoctys cGcyathi1s, or what is
vulgarly known as the blanket fish. It fire.
quents the waters of the Polar sea. and is
only occasionally found in fresh water. ex-
cept deep, cold lakes, and generally stays
near the bottom. 1t is sometimes found in
the Pacific ocean as low as the thirty-fifth
parallel 1t wraps around its victim and by
impeding the motions of its limbs causes It
to drown.
It is dark brown in color, with black
specks and weighs about twenty-five pounds.
When stretched out on the wharf it was
about six feet long by five feet broad. and
not over an inch thick It was an object of
curiosity all day. Mr.. Emery, the stage
driver says he saw Jefferson when he came
out of the. water, and thought he was
wrapped up in blanket. This is the first
ever caught in this section Of the world.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-07-08
An Unfortunate Misanderstand,np,

'My dear,n said gentleman to his wife"
where did all those books on astronomy
on the library table come from? They are
not ours"
"a pleasant little surprise for you," re-
sponded the lady. 'You know you said
this morning that we ought to study
astronomy, and so l went to bookstore and
bought everything could find on the sub
ject.n
1t was some minutes before he spoke.
MY DEAR he then said slowly, his voice
husky with emotion, 81 never said we must
study astronomy. ] said that we must study
economy."-Neao York Sam.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-07-08
He Called Her BAND.

Some of Tfin's sweetest girls were taking
a tour through the new courthouse, with
Celia Forbing, Kenton belle, in tow. Just
like one of those daring Kenton girls, Celia
stepped up to the marriage record and bluffed
any young man present to take out the pa
pers to make her his'n. Ed. Holman walked
up and accepted the challenge. Notice of it
was published in the papers, and it was said
the young couple drove over to Fostoria to
get spliced in the evening. Tiffin hasn't had
SO much to talk about since natural gas came
in.-Marion (O.) Mirror.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-07-08
the bath tub before you put her in,' and so

the bath tub before you put her in and SO
on, and SO ON
"Yes I know" rejoined the elder lady
philosophically. 'they all do so till the
novelty wears off. To hear the rooster crow
one would think it was he who was doing
the incubating. 1 stood it as long as could
with Harold, but one day when he was
struggling into his overcoat, and leaving
numberless charges about baby's food and
fiannels and medicine and wrappings, said
easy, dear, while you are down town at your
business. will take just as good care of
baby as though she were my own child
Your own childp he replied gaspingly.
He looked at me moment; then he saw
the point. He kissed me good-by in silence
and then went off, but he has never since
rendered me any gratuitous advice on that
subject."-S. Louis Critic.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-07-08

meeffn9 AZ fhe Throat and nron;np ovnr 3
falj .vesS and sasb balt Tha sle;rt - ~
fsched "a titted sleeveless l;n;no IN 70 wh,ch
the vest and sash are also sevve9 and The , COS
tune Is then completed bv the Jacket In
III. instsnce n q ,,,sda 80 s,s,, ' 800.
slrined with fine lines ~ nav h,,s the ess,
ma aash bene 81 navv-hl,,a s,,rah Tho s
ends 81 the sasb ara drawn tossthar ana a.
ished with sillr tassel the coIlsr hand ~
b3ne velvet i emf verv h;sh - iii s1 ~ -
noticed 4 the case II ali the models shown ~,
The hi worm zyitl, tbis cost,s,a = IS da-h
blF,e straw trimmea with hows ~ -n ~.
nine and svl,;ta ,ihbons tbs Mn, r
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-07-08
SoNG.

If words were not so weak
To tell the best thoughts, dear,
Then l might speak
And you might hear.
If earth were not so bleak
Our roses might not die
And might seek
And find you nigh.
You found, what should Iseekf
You mine. what should / need
To make this BLEAK
Earth Heaven indeed
Wae 0neckdfo,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-07-08
fcopvrt0a,sa. 1851

Asbury Park and Ocean Grove are two
summer resorts just below Long Branch,
which, taken together, fern the largest
beach population in summer and winter
In America. Separately, Atlantic City,
and possibly Far Rockaway, excel them
In size. They are the only 'made-to-or-
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-07-08

lowing: "We are rejoiced to know that J. G.
Rackhelt, that prince of gentlemen and car
of culture, has secured the contract for
building the plank sidewalk in front of the
Gibbons block. He is gentleman of the
old school and knows good piece of plank
when he sees it."
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-07-08
The Blue Laws.

Citizen Ito policeman, Sunday morning.
Are the side doors all closed to-day?
Policeman-Tighter nor a drum, sorr.
Citizen indignantly -Well, it's mighty
tough.
Policeman christening his lips) = It's
moighty harrud on the pohlice. sorr.-Nesr
York Sun.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-07-08

TWO SUMMER RESORTS UNDER
RELIGIOUS INFLUENCES.

Public Worship Daily In the Tabernacle
Chiidren's Sport ON Little Wesley Lake
Queer Bathing Costumes Liquor Under
the Ban-The Dwellers in Tents.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-07-08
Then Preachers would starye.

A Lowell minister preached last Sunday on
why Do the Wicked LiveT' We don't
know surely why they do, but we might sug-
gest mildly that if the wicked didn't live II
would be cold day for the ministers
meryiLIe Journal
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-07-08


shoes, walking through the
streets of a village to their
baths and stopping a mo-
ment here to catch the
words of a sermon and
there to gossip with a girl
in a front yard. And then
to see them, fat, slender,
old and young, returning
through the streets, ali
limp and draggled and
dripping! Oh! that is
indeed enough to dis
tinguish Ocean Grove
above all other resorts.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-07-08

seat directly in front of him.
WELL" said the youngest,
II wish Charley wouldn't act
as if he thought that-that-
because it's my first baby I
didn't know how to take care
of it. He never intertered
SO with anything before.
But now, when he is starting
off in the morning, he be-
gins: I wouldn't take baby
out if it turns cold; and
don't put that wool veil
over her eyes again; and you
had better try the water in
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-07-08
NO NATTER WHAT

May be the preliminary symptoms,
"WoRrH1NGroN's" can be de-
pended upon. 1t is no new thingjus
introduced, but an old and standard
remedy, known the country over and
recognized as in every way worthy
the good words said of it.
Druggists everywhere keep it, the
price being
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-07-08
CAN READ THIS

From widely-known newspaper on
the grave ue ton of the hour-the
possible spre. d o the Cholera:
The New Orleans IledlcoZ
Journal points out the danger
to the country at large. Should
the plague reach the Isthmus
and Mexico it would soon be
in New Orleans and in little
while would sweep over the
Mississippi Valley and hurry
on to the North. The disease
has its regular rounds to make,
although it does not always
take the same route. Its period
ical march through the world
must by some mysterious de-
cree or law be accomplished.
We see that slowly and with
much lettering by the way it is
still progressing, and that it will
go over the whole course APP
pears hardly questionable.
Eminent physicians agree in in
dorsing "WoRTHINGToN's" as a pos
tive specific for all irregularities Of
the character which precede the
dreaded disease.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-07-08

NOW

Is when time should be taken BY the
forelock, as it were, and the proper
steps perfected to have handy DR..
WoRrH1NGroN's CHOLERA AND DI
ARRHGA MEDICINE.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-07-08
PEOPLE DON'T THINK,

As rule, of the possibilities, and
therefore when the emergency comes
they are lily prepared for it. Those,
however, who go to the compare
lively trifing expense of quarter
of dollar and keep bottle of the
WoRTHINGToN remedy in the house
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-07-08
He Saw the Point.

They were two young matrons, and as
the reporter sat in the car they occupied the
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-07-08
NO ONE CAN TELL

What may come now that Summer
is upon us in dead earnest. A late
Spring gave the warning and the
heat may be intense.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-07-08
BUT A QUARTER.

Sold By Druggists and Dealers throughout the Uaasd
States. Price twenty-five cents
-Four bottles win be sent to any part Of the
United States, expressage paid. upon receipt Of
500.
THE CHARLES A. VOGEIER CO.. Baltimore. Nd.
SOLE rRoraIErons
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-17
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Real Estate.

C.M. oyerman vs.; Lorenzo Clark. Hishlsnd
ALIAS ORDER OF SALE.
In pursuance Of an order issued from the
Court OF Common Pleas Within and for tn
County OF Highland and State of Ohio, mad e
at the October term thereof A. d. 1886, and to
me directed, will offer for sale ut public auc.
tion at the door Of the Court House, i'll the
town of Hillsboro. on
Saturday, March 28th, A. d. 1887,
At / o'clock pm. OF said day, the following
Situate in the county OF Highland and
State Of Ohio, and In Concord township and
bounded aud described as follows, to-wit
asd
N. Sl0 W. 40 poles to q stake in the line OF
Thomas Roberts: thence with said line 3. o.
w. Ia poles e ~ nicsnry and two d1gwo%1ds;
wood and hickory; thence N. 81 +. ia poles
to black oak and two dogwoods IN the line
Of said Walker; thence with said line N. SO
1857 acres, being part Of survey No. 1888, in
the name of James F. Leitch, save and ex.
cept twenty acres from said premises, sold 10
wit: Beginning at a stake in the line Of John
Barn:' S iand I thence @ & s. .; ". Ssx poles to q
n ns ns 1 N poss
to a \ one; thence N: o E. S6H poles to q
stone corner to ChaIlesW. Lemar and In the
ns q poas 70 Ss S.sn
ming, contai.iing 20 acres. part Of ]. F.
Leitch 3 survey No. 1896.
Said premises has been appraised at s7l0.
said appraisement
II. 6. DAWSON,
Sheriff Highland County, Ohio.
Newly & Morrow. Attorneys.
February oath, 1887.
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Obituary.
MARGARET wooLuMs

mAnOAhhI WOOLUAb
Died at her home one mile northwest Of Fai,
fax on Saturday morning, March 6th, 1887, Of
consumption. She was . patient sufferer and
with Christian fortitude. She was the daugh.
ter Of John II. hopkins, and was married ID
b. d. Woolums about twenty years ago. Thil
union was blessed with seven children, i've Of
whom survive, and with the grief stricken
father and husband are left to mourn the loss
Of loving mother and affecsionate wife, She
united with the Protestant Methodist Church
In the winter Of 1865, and has ever since been
faithful and consistent member, showing BY
her every day walk through life that Christ
Was the One upon which TO lean In times Of
afiictiOn and trouble. The ways Of Providencs
are truly mysterious, and We fail to compre.
comfort Of her family should be thus removed,
but God doeth sll things well, and 1t 10 . com.
fort to those left behind to know that he was
truly prepared for the change, and has now
entered into that haven of perfect rest where
sorrow and signing are known NO more for.
ever, and tears shall be wiped from off oil
faces. It 10 sad to think We shall never sex
that smiling face and feel that loving hand.
clasp on earth any more, but We mourn not q
those without hope, for . few more days on
earth and the Savior will say II 10 enough,
come MP higher, and We shall meet her where
sad partings never come. Let this thought
see that We have that preparation made which
will not fail us In the dying hour. The funer-
al services were conducted by Rev. J. g. Gal.
breath ct the n. e. Church in Fairfax, ON Sab.
bath, March6th, after which oil that was NOR.
tai Of our sister was laid TO rest in the Fairfsz
cemetery, to await that great day when oil
shall stand before God A FRIEND.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Real Estate.
Mary Ann Carlisle vs.. Henry Carlisle. High
land County Court OF Common Pleas. Case
No. 1852.
nDnrp nm Cxrr my rYruyyrynD

Mary Ann Carlisle vs. Henry Carlisle. High
land County Conrt OF Common Pleas. Case
No. 1852.
ORDER OF SALE ON EXECUTION.
In pursuance of an order issued from the
Court of Common Pleas within and for the
County of Highland and state Of Ohio, made
at the January term thereof, "A. d. 1885,, and tO
me directed, will offer for sale at public
auction. at the door of the Court House, In
the town Of Hillsb"ro. on
Saturday, March 10th, A. D. 1887,
At N O'Clock p. m. Of SAID day the follow.
Situate in the county of Highland, State Of
Ohio and township Of jackson, and bounded
and described as fOllsws: Beginning at the
north west corner OF Henry Palmer's tract OF
land in q line OF Mrs. Berry man q survey
running thence with the line of Henry
Palmer So E. poles to . stone; thence
= ssHo E. ssN poles 70 stone; tne9os g. n / e. 8
poles 10 q stone in said road; thence N. 49,
E. "a poles thence NJ e. Is poles to q
stone in th- line Of Isaiah Roberts tract OF
land thence with line Of said Roberts and
line of l.. Jests, crossing the west line OF
said survey N9 l267 at 100 Polss - .aence s ne With
passing corner OF L. Jests a. ~ poles TO the
beginning con tainiug forty (40 acres Of land
more or less. being . part OF Laughburn'a
survey No. 1851.
said premises has cen appraised at two
hundred and forty dollars (s240) and can not
sell for less than two.thirds of said appraise.
ment.
Terms Of sa'e-cash on day Z q 4 Z s,ls; Wsos
Sheriff Highland County, OHIO.
H. H. Brock, Attorney.
February 18th, 1887.
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The Latest Novel;

New and unique thing in the drug line 10 the
bynvita Block remedies, which may be seen at
Seybert b 90. 3 drug store.
The blackberry Blocks for Diarrhes, Dyssn-
tery, Flux, Cholera Infantum or Summer Com.
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The Cough Blocks for Coughs, Colds, Bron-
chitis, Hoerseness, Tickling in the Throat Ul-
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The Worm Blocks. the cheapest and best
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The Kidney. Blood and Liver Blocks for sll
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The Bitter Blocks, certain remedy for Nerv-
ous Disorders and all diseases arising from do
bility or impure blood.
All these remedies only cent dose. Put
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in the pocket. No teaspoon or sticky bottle
needed. Go and see them. When afflictsd try
them and II they fail 10 do ~ recommended
your money viii be refunded BY sending wrap
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Seybert 4 90. keep . full line of Drugs,
Medicines. etc., and are always in the lead With
everything that 10 for the good Of their custo-
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An Honest Democrat.

Judge Roberts is Democratic mem.
Der of the House Of Representative Of
Indiana, and has the following to Say in
regard to the election Of Robert 8. Rob
ertson as Lieutenant-G Governor:
Mr. Speaker. were in Russia. Italy, Austria,
or Prussia. and controversy should arise BE-
tween the crown and the people, would sx-
pest all doubts TO bs resolved IN favor Of the
Crowd for .S ~ ncnarchisi ~ gov:rn%snts a. .hs
Of the psopls. Not %. thank God, in land Of
free men and free end free institutiona In
this country. the peopls ere recognised - the
soures OF I'll politieaf power. when coptro.
versy arises bstveen the people acting In their
sovcisign .cspaeisy, - st . general election
authorized BY lAw, any OF Ill doubts, IN the
soesnes Of poeitivs rule Of law On tbs sob
jeet, axs east tn favor OF the setiop of the pso-
pls. This rule ettains :. The result Of frss u.
tsinsd in no other way. When you stsiks
down the sovereign win q the people, hWfuily
sxpressed q ths ballot-box In the choice OF
public servants, you striks down popular hbse-
" itself. 6lr, the pe0pls have spoken In thia
mstter. They have satd ct free and untran-
meled election. hsld according 70 lsw, that
Roosst g. Robertson = their choice for usu,
tensnt-0 Governor, and - much - regret ths
result as1 = enxt'as = ! vas for ths elsesies
ssvsrsnes 70 Tie sovereign win q The psopls,
o sxprssssd at the bollot-box on the ca day d
November, lee6. A. friend Of freo ipstitu
ti0ns, oast ~ doubt IN favor Of thp peopll
ed yeoogDlse them, n 20 doing. - ~ trol
eoayse of an political power, ED prey Cd
thaS the taaDe Will nsysI eoG1e With NJ Whoo
WI al v sppsove W. fundamsntal pgindpls
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Real Estate.

3. p. and E, J. Scott. ex'rs, vs.. Henry W Spar.
Pleas. Case No. 4252.
ORDER OF SALE.
IN pursuance of an order Issued from the
Court OF Common Pleas within and for the
County Of Highland ana State Of Ohio, made
IT the January term thereof A. d. 1857, and
to me directed, I will oiYsr for sale at public
auction A. the door of the Court House, in
the town of Hillsboro. on
Saturday, April End, A. D. 1882,
Ing described real estate, to:wit:
Stale Of ohio, and in the township Of Mar
shall, and bounded and described a. foliows
to.wit: Beginning at double blackjack and
whiteoak In the line of James Carlisle run.
ming thence r. l38 poles TO three spanish
oaks and Q white oak in the line Of Nathan.
iel Bonnell's corner 10 Templin; thence g.
LIS poles N small white OAK and sasaafraa
corner 70 w. h. Keys in Templin's line;
thence w. lS gOles with said Keys line to
stake In said Keys line corner TO VanSant
thence y. lM poles with the line of Vansani
and Carlisle 10 the beginning, containing
l08 acres of land more OF Lees, part Of Robeft
Means survey No. 7a9, being part Of the
same land conveyed By Jno. H. Hughes and
wife 70 Henry w. spafgur.
and can not sell for less than two.thirds q
aaid appraisement. -
Terms Of 'als-ca'h on a.XE q 4 ( ;sls; wsor
sheriff Highland County, Ohio.
March 3D., 1857. W.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Real Estate.

]. NJ. Hlestand and Leender Detwiler, as Ex-
ecptors, vs. Russell 3: Munts and j layiss
mana fss; p M cse No si sGissny Court
ALIAS ORDER OF SALE. aH
In pursuance OF an order issued from the
torrt of Common Pleas within and for the
.'ouuty Of Highland and State Of Ohio, made
me rscseS viii osr ior r. sale q poSiS
auction at the door of the Court. House, In
the town OF Hillsboro, ON I
Saturday, April End, A. D. 1887.
At p. m. Of said day the following describ.
ed real estate. !o;wit; r....,. ,,,,. r..
Ing and situate in Liber,y township, High
Fork. part Of Baiisrd's survey No 25is, BE-.
esdns from 70 Wsss % Tnon
thence with the south side Of Conard stree!
60 ~ f. So4o poM,ss os 70 g. ;sops ss IN In. OF
stake to N. Cald Wells lot and ON the south
thence q. 6S' so e. 22.2O poles 70 whiteoak
&. AS S. iS f. 70 Is poles to the center Of bridss
across q small branch; thence 9. 5l0 SO ..
poles ~ stake on Iod re 9Srsh y sds ~ AID
south west corner Of P. Y. Eck lsys slaughter
east corner Of s.id Eckiey lot; thence y. lSo
and Belfast turnpike; thence =. 90 ~ E "a
pike; thence 3. oSo 40 W. lN ~ poles with the
Hillsboro and West Union turnpike road /;
thence With the center of said road N. 81 l5'
w. II 90 poles TO the place of beGinning, con.
tanning twenty (2ol aere:; cns ~ rood and
sSs liz ssssss 81 Ras:.l B. Mun,s,
subject to . charge OF ten dolisrs per yea.
payable annually by the. eaid RossslI b.
sionary Society OF the Methodist Epiecopal
Church. in the following described real es-
'ats Lc.@S" life sst.te-Lyins. being and sit.
10 sss ys: q Foa
Bailards survey No, 25l8. besinning 10 the
center of the Hillsboro and West Union
turnpike road. vitpe essed BY a. stone M one pole
south line OF Lot "a" i2 GO poles 70 . Iafss
e. % 90 poles -sins the b llsboro and Bel
s,: irnHass e ts.ass :sIts 3 y; Ssst Do.: 81
stake corner 70 said Nlilss thence .. ~ W.
62 poles TO stone in Q hedge fence. eoener 70
ths Lard . o. =: y h1nss % tnencs n .s,i y; M ":
tnsncs ). 720 ". d! 80 pole 70 the censer Of
the Hiiisboro and West Union turnptke ioad;
thence With the center Of eaid tosd n. o lE
ssH;: s y r:: e
First traet, LSt "a: Fee estate. has bssa
gISs"B" IL "B", lie ssiass (sabjscs TO . eharss OF
sSS sSe said Rssssii e. HcSts durins his nsiur IL Il
| life to the Missionary Society Of the Nstho-
osn h:. S;se sse @ S:S
two-thirds Of said appraiasment
H. c. DAWSON,
| sheriff Of Highland County, Ohio
March ID, LEST.